So you stumbled across this 1688 shop called 仙游县鲤城伊磊纺织品店 – yeah, the name screams textiles, but they’re actually selling shoes. Right off the bat, the numbers look clean: 5.0 rating, zero defect records, and only 22 products listed. That’s a lean shop for sure. The dispatch time to the local agent warehouse is lightning fast – 0.8 days, meaning they ship your order to the proxy warehouse in under a day. Total domestic transit to the agent averages 2.5 days, so you’re looking at a quick turn once the seller hands it off. But here’s the catch: they’ve only got one review total. That’s a red flag for anyone used to buying with confidence. The single review is for a product called ‘530’ and it’s a glowing German comment – ‘Top Erfahrung! Super schneller Versand und die Ware ist perfekt.’ Basically, the buyer loved the fast shipping to the warehouse and says the item is perfect. Encouraging? Sure. But one review isn’t a track record. Their top saved item is listed as ‘B30’ – likely a shoe model. Without more feedback, you’re gambling on a fresh store with solid early metrics. I’d say: worth a shot if you’re after something niche and can stomach the risk, but definitely don’t order your entire haul here until you see a few more real people vouch for it. The speed is promising, but the silence is deafening.